Construction
The Big Time
The commercial market is very alluring. With higher price points and already-in-place financing, commercial work can mean a company gets to avoid the all-too-common headaches of residential jobs. Read more
Recently, we ran a story about a large pool builder in the midst of starting a new type of business model. Read more
Technically Speaking
Figuring Out Fiber
Cellulose fiber is gaining popularity as a filtration media for use in septum-type (D.E.) filters, and as a filter aid in cartridge and sand filters. Read more
Business Management
Mind Your Phone Manners
Debbie LeClerc had had several conversations with her Goldline technical representative. Read more
Industry News
IPSSA Breaks New Ground
The Independent Pool & Spa Service Association is expanding into Oklahoma. Read more
Industry News
Lawsuit Against APSP, S.R. Smith Dismissed
The last in a string of personal-injury lawsuits filed against the Association of Pool & Spa Professionals has been dismissed. Read more
Industry News
Plaster Analyzed in Chemical Start-Up Tests
Calcium dust in plaster pools may be preventable, according to a recent study. Read more
Industry News
Pool Pumps May Grab Big Label, Rebates
Two national organizations that influence energy efficiency programs around the country have taken an interest in pool pumps. Read more
Industry News
State Mandates Alarms on New Pools
Another high-profile drowning has led to a state law requiring pool alarms on all new residential swimming pools. Read more
Industry News
VGB Public Education Campaign Launches
A pair of U.S. Olympic medalists helped kick off the national campaign aimed at promoting pool and spa safety. Read more
In These Times
Making Concessions
Two types of customers — or perhaps non-customers — have long been a thorn in the side of pool and spa businesses. Read more